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El Salvador

The USAID strategy in El Salvador has been to emphasize HIV prevention and the related necessary behavior changes; it allocated $500,000 toward this goal in 2002. The strategy includes surveillance and voluntary counseling and testing activities that target vulnerable groups, such as commercial sex workers, men who have sex with men, the Policía Nacional Civil, and pregnant women. The USAID bilateral program has incorporated HIV/AIDS activities into its broader health program, which focuses primarily on the health of women, youth, and children.

Access more information on USAID's HIV/AIDS Program in El Salvador, December 2004 [PDF, 769KB].

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